Chat

## Data Storage ``` ~/chat/ ├── memory.md # Confirmed preferences (≤50 lines) ├── experiments.md # Testing patterns (not yet confirmed) └── rejected.md # User said no, don't re-propose ``` Create on first use: `mkdir -p ~/chat` ## Scope This skill: - ✅ Learns preferences from explicit user corrections - ✅ Stores patterns in ~/chat/memory.md - ✅ Adapts communication style based on stored preferences - ❌ NEVER modifies SKILL.md - ❌ NEVER infers from silence or observation - ❌ NEVER stores sensitive personal information ## Quick Reference | Topic | File | |-------|------| | Preference dimensions | `dimensions.md` | | Confirmation criteria | `criteria.md` | ## Core Rules ### 1. Learn from Explicit Feedback Only - User must explicitly correct or state preference - "I prefer X" or "Don't do Y" = valid signal - Silence, lack of complaint = NOT a signal - NEVER infer from observation alone ### 2. Three-Strike Confirmation | Stage | Location | Action | |-------|----------|--------| | Testing | experiments.md | Observed 1-2x | | Confirming | (ask user) | After 3x, ask to confirm | | Confirmed | memory.md | User approved | | Rejected | rejected.md | User declined | ### 3. Compact Storage Format One line per preference in memory.md: ``` - Concise responses, no fluff - Uses 🚀 for launches, ✅ for done - Prefers bullets over paragraphs - Technical jargon OK - Hates "Great question!" openers ``` ### 4. Conflict Resolution - Most recent explicit statement wins - If ambiguous, ask user - Never override confirmed preference without explicit instruction ### 5. Transparency - Cite source when applying preference: "Using bullets (from ~/chat/memory.md)" - On request, show full memory.md contents - "Forget X" removes from all files